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some 74 square km of ponds cultivate the salt we eat in our food
Kenya Africa
Ever cautious and on the lookout for any unseen dangers
contrasting against the muted tones of the foamy wash of the ocean
This shot was taken from a helicopter
High hopes - Adelie Penguins at Ross Sea, Antarctica Frame Type:No Frame some 74 square km ofLIMITED EDITION A group of Adelie Penguins climb to the highest point of a floating iceberg, whilst all around them the sky is filled with Skuas. Living alongside the penguin colonies, Skuas are a predatory bird whom target the eggs and penguin chicks. I can't help but wonder why the penguins have climbed to the highest point? Is the elevation a position of safety for the penguins, so they can keep an eye out for danger? Or (my favourite theory) is it
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